The industry of illustration it is undergoing an almost unprecedented evolution. Conventional techniques merge with new technologies to give totally new results, with a quality that makes us see new worlds and parallel realities with a level of detail that is only comparable to the same reality that we all share.
The conceptual artist and illustrator Bruno wagner alias yayashin was born in 1979, in Strasbourg, France. At a very young age, he was fascinated by artists like Boris, Siudmak, H. R. Giger, Brom and his work continues to be inspired by these authors who inspired him in his youth. Today I bring you to Bruno Wagner or how to draw goddesses.
The link between the traditional and the avant-garde always tends to bring with it a good number of artists who stand on one side or the other of the line that separates them, however in the case of the illustration It has been shown that the two aspects can be synthesized, since the new techniques of drawing and image editing perfectly complement the old techniques. In a previous post Grzegorz Pedzinski and the digital art of video games, another digital artist who has a lot to teach.
Strongly linked to traditional techniques, he works with oil or acrylic on canvas, although sometimes he stands in front of his screen and uses new technologies of illustration in digital, quickly adapting to them to offer us works of impeccable aesthetics
being able to believe entirely in in digital.
Good old Bruno is resuming his work as an illustrator with great fervor for book covers, publications, etc., also falling (of course) in the video-game industry, where he also designs character and art director designs.
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Illustrations are at the forefront thanks to them we can enjoy impressive images and ideas such as those exposed here, greetings for digital artists.